SAHIL T. SHRESTHA / 2026
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Full-stack developer · Kathmandu, Nepal
I make the messy part feel obvious.
I build sharp product interfaces and the full-stack systems that keep them useful after launch.
Currently building
Interfaces, APIs, and better defaults.

85.32°E
active build / 01
Framecraft
Digital marketplace for creators. From the first component to the systems behind the screen.
Selected work
A few products and experiments I can walk through from first screen to working feature — interface decisions, APIs, and the trade-offs in between.
Code, curiosity & Kathmandu.
6
Projects built
10
Certificates & badges
2028
BIT grad year
I'm Sahil, a Kathmandu-based full-stack developer and IT undergraduate at Mid Valley International College. I work best on small teams that need someone who can move between product thinking, interface craft, and the backend details that make a feature hold together.
I started frontend-first with React, Next.js and Tailwind, then kept following the problems underneath the screen: APIs, data models, deployment, and security. That mix is what I bring to a build — a sharp interface without losing sight of how the whole product works.
I learn by building: collaborating on Framecraft, experimenting with AI and peer-to-peer systems, and making technical ideas more approachable for Nepali students.
Product interfaces
Responsive pages, component systems, and interaction details that make a product easy to use.
Full-stack features
Frontend flows connected to APIs, data models, authentication, and the edge cases around them.
Early-stage builds
A practical partner for turning a rough idea into a focused, testable web product.

- Based in
- Kathmandu, Nepal
- Degree
- BIT @ MVIC '28
- Focus
- Full-stack + Security
- Open to
- Freelance & Collabs
- Resume
- View résumé ↗
Weapons of choice
Frontend
where it started
- React.js
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- JavaScript
- TailwindCSS
- HTML
- CSS
- Redux
Backend
where I'm heading
- Node.js
- Express.js
- Django
- PHP
- Prisma
- PostgreSQL
- MongoDb
- Firebase
Tools & Craft
daily drivers
- Git
- GitHub
- Docker
- Vite
- Bun
- Supabase
- Framer Motion
“Ship small, ship often, and read the errors — they usually answer first.”
— sahil